Dose Calculator
Calculate precise medication doses
Note: This guide is for research purposes only. Peptide splitting requires proper training, facilities, and adherence to institutional guidelines.
Accurate peptide splitting requires meticulous attention to measurement details. The process isn't just about dividing solutions - it's about understanding syringe markings, accounting for dead space volume, and maintaining precise sterile technique throughout the procedure.
Essential Equipment
Required Supplies
- Sterile vials (sterile vials available here)
- Bacteriostatic water (reconstitution solution here)
- Protective vial caps (TPU caps here)
- Account for dead space
Storage Equipment
- Mini fridge (recommended model)
- Travel storage case (available here)
- Temperature monitoring
- Light protection
Measurement Protocol
Precision Requirements
Measurement Tools
- Sterile vials (sterile vials available here)
- Bacteriostatic water (reconstitution solution here)
- Protective vial caps (TPU caps here)
- Account for dead space
Sterility Protocol
Workspace Prep
- Alcohol prep pads (sterile wipes here)
- Hand sanitizer (recommended sanitizer)
- Clean workspace thoroughly
- Maintain sterile field
Personal Protection
- Sterile gloves (nitrile gloves)
- Face mask
- Clean lab coat
- Hair covering
Storage Guidelines
Temperature Control
- Mini fridge 36-46°F (2-8°C) (recommended model)
- Travel storage case (available here)
- Monitor temperature daily
- Avoid temperature fluctuations
Protection Measures
- Light protection caps (TPU caps here)
- Sterile vial storage
- Humidity control
- Regular monitoring
Quality Control Measures
Verification Steps
- Digital scale calibration (precision scale)
- Sterility testing protocols
- Documentation requirements
- Sample tracking systems
Testing Equipment
- pH testing strips (recommended kit)
- Visual inspection tools
- Temperature monitoring
- Sterility indicators
Emergency Protocols
Incident Response
- Spill containment kit (safety kit)
- Documentation procedures
- Supervisor notification
- Proper disposal methods
Safety Equipment
- First aid supplies (medical kit)
- Emergency contacts
- Safety protocols
- Evacuation routes
28-Day Safety Window
100%
Day 1-7
Optimal stability
95%
Day 8-14
High stability
90%
Day 15-21
Good stability
85%
Day 22-28
Monitor closely
"The moment you compromise sterility, you've potentially compromised every subsequent measurement." - Professor James Wilson, PhD
20 years of peptide research experience